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''Sonde met die Bure'' ("Trouble with the neighbours") by ***. (Not to be confused with J.C. Langenhoven's well known comic novel of the same name, which has also been dramatised.) *** Produced in Afrikaans by the [[René de la Harpe Geselskap]] (Company) in the 1930s. Earlier it had apparently been produced under the title by [[Die Ewige Driehoek]] ("The Eternal Triangle") by the same company.
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There appears to have been two South African dramatic works titled ''[[Sonde met die Bure]]'' ("Trouble with the neighbours") over the years.  
  
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=''[[Sonde met die Bure]]'' ("Trouble with the neighbours") by [[C.J. Langenhoven]]= 
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''[[Sonde met die Bure]]'' ("Trouble with the neighbours") by ***. (Not to be confused with J.C. Langenhoven's well known comic novel of the same name, which has also been dramatised.) ***
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=''[[Sonde met die Bure]]'' ("Trouble with the neighbours") by an unknown author=
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This seems to have been a later title given to a play initially called and performed in [[Afrikaans]] as ''[[Die Ewige Driehoek]]'' ("The Eternal Triangle") by the [[René de la Harpe Geselskap]] ([[René de la Harpe Company]]) in the 1930s.
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The same company later produced the work under the title ''[[Sonde met die Bure]]''
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There appears to have been two South African dramatic works titled Sonde met die Bure ("Trouble with the neighbours") over the years.

Sonde met die Bure ("Trouble with the neighbours") by C.J. Langenhoven

Sonde met die Bure ("Trouble with the neighbours") by ***. (Not to be confused with J.C. Langenhoven's well known comic novel of the same name, which has also been dramatised.) ***

Sonde met die Bure ("Trouble with the neighbours") by an unknown author

This seems to have been a later title given to a play initially called and performed in Afrikaans as Die Ewige Driehoek ("The Eternal Triangle") by the René de la Harpe Geselskap (René de la Harpe Company) in the 1930s.

The same company later produced the work under the title Sonde met die Bure


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